I understand what you’re saying. By the way, the numbers I gave we’re an example. Should have noted as so.
I don’t want to describe in detail, but liking settings go from 0 to about 80. Automation (JV), picks up a random number daily. I also don’t do the “newbie” 00:59am to 11:59pm, 7 days a week. Most actions go from 3 to about 5 days.
What I meant to say is that the actions, deal us, etc, haven’t changed in months. It’ll get blocked, and then after a few days, or 1 week it’ll go back to “almost” normal.
By the way, I’ve created some accounts for clients on proxies, others on their own phones. If running same exact settings, some will get temp blocks, others won’t.
I haven’t found a relation between proxy (non mobile) and phone app created blocks. Of course, I don’t use cheap proxies, but also not expensive. I use proxies all over the US, again, no relation to which get blocks or not.
I’ve also done full EB, full API, mixture of both, nothing that relates to why one gets blocked compared to another.
If there is anything that I believe is catching the algorithm’s attention, it may be that once the automation has started, it will be doing actions throughout the day. Yes, it won’t follow, like, view, or unfollow, etc every 15 minutes (depending on settings), but the automation will be doing something. I believe this is where it’s not human looking to the algorithm. When we rest, we rest.
Yes, know she can set timers for each action, but that gets time consuming when running hundreds of accounts and you need to make changes later on. Yeah, starting is easy, copy from a generic account. But try to make hourly changes 2 weeks later on hundreds of accounts without having the same start stop times for all. Hey, some accounts are based on East coast, others in Chicago, Denver, and San Francisco. Some start early in the day, others mid day. What? Have 10 generic accounts to be messing with? It’s a headache.
We don’t unfollow, like, view, etc every hour or 90 minutes. We do what we do and then rest.
Because of the delay and random settings of the bot used, after a few hours everything gets jumbled.
I wished that all actions would be stopped for X minutes every so many hours, and for a determined delay time set to all actions (example, every 2 hours all actions stop for 1 hour) etc., and make it look more human.
@Stiletto is the above stop all actions after X minutes something that could be implemented in a future update? Anyone thinks it’s a good idea?
